Examples of using It reflected in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It reflected His inner feelings.
Of mind on which it reflected.
It reflected the mood of the political time.
And the value he gave it reflected his opinion.
To me, it reflected the richness of the people of Peru.
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When a camera light hit it, it reflected a sinister shade of red.
It reflected their aim to organize an infinite amount of information on the Web.
I feel as if nature is in harmony with me, that it reflected my soul.
For the people of the time it reflected the fact that the time of maritime powers was over.
It reflected the state of science then, but there have been so many advances made that we needed a new edition," Dilip V. Jeste.
This sample was very interesting, it reflected many of the advanced ideas of special engineering.
A scan done on 21 October showed that there was brain damage butwhen another scan was done on 10 December, it reflected nothing abnormal.”.
How would your life change if it reflected the truth that you have an inheritance from the King of Kings?
The festival was not only aforum for the creative artists of the MADI movement, but it reflected the whole attitude peculiar to the trend.
According to different opinions, it reflected either the resilience of the people, whether spiritual purity, or devotion to Christianity.
That is, he saw what a marriagehere on earth ought to be when it reflected the reality of the true marriage.
In the case of'Oumuamua, it reflected more red light, making it look very much like the organic rich surface of the comet recently visited by the Rosetta spacecraft.
As the translation reads,“The sunlight to the horizon it reflected, by night like a pillar of fire it was.
It reflected images and landscapes of the poets' country of birth and fresh visions of their new country in a heroic mode, as well as memories from'there' and the desire to sink roots'here,' expressing, as Lea Goldberg wrote,"the pain of two homelands.".
The food and drink selection was very tasty and it reflected the festive atmosphere, and the helpful staff were at our beck and call.”.
When Fabrica asked me to come up with an idea for engaging with children's rights, I found myself thinking about my bedroom: howsignificant it was during my childhood, and how it reflected what I had and who I was.
Pro-Israel Diaspora activists who would normally have protested the bias and even the anti-Semitic slant of anti-Israeli media outlets,have been confronted by editors who defended their approach on the grounds that it reflected the editorial policies of a respected daily Israeli newspaper.
This clinical description isquite similar to those found in modern textbooks, and it reflected the extent of medical knowledge through the Middle Ages into the 19th century.
But the day before it, she died, so instead of reflecting her beauty, it reflected the ugliness of his pain and sorrow.
About his United Nations presentation last year which detailed Iraq's possible weapons stockpiles,Powell said it reflected the best judgments of all of the intelligence agencies.
When it came time to decide which event that I had encountered to write about,I chose this one as it reflected how a“normal” stabbing scene can go wrong without warning or provocation.
The SOC section president, Ms Kurki, stressed that it was the firstopinion prepared by the Labour Market Observatory and that it reflected the rich discussions which had taken place at the section meeting.
If within a distance of several meters(estimated at no more than 20, rarely a little more) from them appear the lightning discharge into the field of crop,thus that it reflected on its vitality, they are always visualized, and very similarly at the very same place.